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strong & durable

Our timber‑framed greenhouses are built to handle real New Zealand conditions. The solid timber front and rear walls create natural bracing, giving the structure far greater strength than lightweight aluminium frames. Because our greenhouses are the heaviest timber‑framed units on the market, they stay put in higher winds and deliver long‑term stability and durability.

Every greenhouse is finished with premium fixtures and fittings — Colorsteel screws and flashings, large galvanised screws, and quality hardware throughout — ensuring your greenhouse is built to last.

support small businesses

When you buy from The Greenhouse Co, you’re backing a small Kiwi business that believes in doing things the right way. We source our timber from local mills whenever we can, supporting the same small operators who’ve supported us from the beginning.

We’re a husband‑and‑wife team, building each greenhouse with the kind of care you only get from people who genuinely love what they do. Every order gets a personal touch, every customer gets our attention, and every greenhouse is built as if it were going into our own backyard.

complete unit

When you order a greenhouse from The Greenhouse Co, you get the whole package — no surprises, no hidden extras. Every kit comes complete with the greenhouse, timber planters, a louvre vent, and a full watering system, all ready to set up and start growing.

simple install

Our flatpack greenhouse kitset is designed to make life easy. The build is straightforward, the parts fit together cleanly, and you don’t need to be a DIY expert to get it standing strong.

tested design

Our greenhouse design isn’t theoretical — it’s proven. We’ve taken the same build principles our sister company, The Wooden Shed Co, has relied on for years. That template has stood up to countless seasons, storms, and customers across New Zealand. After building timber sheds with this system for so long, we know exactly what works, and we’ve carried that experience straight into our greenhouses.

Why buy a timber greenhouse?

Why buy a timber greenhouse?

The use of timber provides many benefits in your greenhouse.

Some benefits include:

  • Regulation of temperature
  • Stability and strength to the structure and provides insulation
  • Partial shade to accommodate the needs of different plants
  • The option of having 2 rooms means you can create different environments
  • Macrocarpa planters provide a natural material for your growing space
  • Timber end walls provide hanging space for tools or other planter boxes
  • The use of sustainable materials is better for the planet
  • The timber look is aesthetically pleasing and has a softer feel than aluminium designs, it can complement other garden structures such as timber sheds

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Family planting crops in greenhouse

Why Grow your Own food?

The rising cost of food and living in general means investing in growing food for your family is a decision you won’t regret. Growing your own food is satisfying, convenient and enjoyable, and is especially productive when grown in a greenhouse. It is a great hobby that has many benefits and is an excellent way to teach children where food comes from and how it grows. You control what you grow and how much you grow, and also you can eliminate the use of sprays and pesticides. Growing your own vegetables and fruits is a great way to spend time with your family…

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easy installation

Installation is easy and will take around 2-3 hours.

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FREE FREIGHT

Freight is FREE to your closest Mainfreight depot.

 

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